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I tried messing with some scrap Corian yesterday. A contact of mine owns HLM (Hardware Lumber Maui) & has a division that makes countertops, as well as the main lumber yard. He has Corian sink cut-outs that he has saved for years... enough to fill a 40' trailer.. & we spoke about trying to find...

great looking job!! (& you save $50K - $80K on not buying a router... there's been days this year I've wished I did that)

thanks guys! I was reasonable successful with the CS4 method. all my 90˚ corners worked properly (except 1 ?) but the obtuse & acute angles in my M did not. I fixed them with a little node editing, but I might experiment with Flexi & Enroute later.

I want to rout some letters to inset into a routed space in another material. Right now I have a shape with sharp corners. As the other CNC guys (& anyone who's thought about it) would know, if I use a 1/4" bit, I will have a 1/8" radius on all my inside corners. & on the negative space...

if it's lasted 17 years, I wouldn't say it was a hack job at all. At least in the pic, it looks like some decent craftsmanship to me, for a hand made sign?

gotta love a happy ending!!

Matt, all efforts to help are always appreciated of course, but thought I'd mention that when in doubt, you can sometimes determine what someone's equipment might be by the "about me" section of their profile. Also, under their thread title, is a forum name. This is in the Mimaki forum. Thanks...

since Rick has started some of the critique I felt was needed, I will follow with my first thought... along the lines of Ricks comments, a star can work between 4 and 13... OR as a design element, such as a cluster of 3 stars... one or the other can work... both does not work IMO... and unless...

yes, I think you should show us some more of your rough sketches too.

if you read closer, you'll see you are agreeing with me regarding seams... (once he mentioned translucent)

later Jess :Big Laugh

cool!

ok... you are right, but here's another consideration... vinyl is cheap... subbing out work can be expensive... so I would either get some paper & put a pen in the blade holder of your plotter (you can use the back of vinyl release liner too) ...or use some vinyl paint mask (a low tack removable...

what's wrong with a seam on a second story?

ok, here's mine... let's see you do 5 now... AND FOLLOW THE DAMN RULES WHEN YOU POST YOUR THUMBNAILS... GEEEZE... 3 TIMES NOW... IF I SAW THAT YOU STILL WEREN'T SHOWING ENOUGH RESPECT AFTER FRED HAVING TO CLEAN UP AFTER YOU TWICE... I WOULDN'T HAVE BOTHERED TO WASTE TIME TRYING TO HELP YOU...